<h2>SJVC: Disclosure of Federal Consumer Information</h2>
The federal Department of Education requires institutions to report and disclose specific information to current and prospective students (34 CFR 668.41). Provided below is a list of the required disclosures along with the exact location where you can access the information. You may request a printed copy of this information by contacting your campus’ Dean of Student Services.
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<h3><span style="font-size: 1.17em;">General Disclosures</span></h3>
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<h4>A. Financial Assistance Availability<strong>
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Available financial aid resources are listed in the College Catalog, Section 3, page 23 (See Financial Aid Assistance and Types of Financial Aid Available). The Catalog may be accessed on InfoZone&gt;Document Center&gt;SJVC Publications&gt;2013-2014 Catalog or by clicking
https://infozone.sjvc.edu/docs/Yearly%20Publications/2013-2014%20Catalog.pdf Financial Aid Officers are available to assist students in obtaining the financial assistance required to meet their educational expenses.</li>
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<h4>B. Institutional Information<strong>
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<strong>Attendance Costs</strong>
<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Tuition and Fees</span>: The tuition and fees for each academic program are published in the College Catalog, Section 2, pages 19-21, and are available on InfoZone&gt;Document Center&gt;SJVC Publications&gt;2013-2014 Tuition Fees
(https://infozone.sjvc.edu/docs/Yearly%20Publications/Tuition%20Fees%202013-14.pdf) For additional information, contact an admissions advisor or financial aid officer.

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Costs for Books and Supplies</span>: Students’ books and supplies are provided as part of the total program cost.

<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Estimated Cost of Transportation</span>: Students are responsible for transportation to and from campus, clinical and extern sites. For information on public transit or car-pools, contact the Dean of Students.

<strong>Refund Policy</strong>
The College’s Refund Policy describes the types of student refunds and the two calculations that will be used to determine how much financial aid a student may retain and the amount of tuition that will be charged to the student for the time he/she attended school. The policy is stated on the enrollment agreement and is published in the College Catalog, Section 3, pages 23-25 (See Refunds). For additional information or a refund calculation, contact a financial aid officer.

<strong>Procedure for Withdrawing from School</strong>
A student who intends to withdraw from school should provide official notification to the Dean of Students or the Registrar. The process is outlined in the College Catalog, Section 3, page 24 (See Withdrawal with Official Notification and Withdrawal without Notification).

<strong>Requirement for Return of Title IV Funds</strong>
A refund calculation will be performed for students who do not complete the academic program in which they are enrolled. That calculation may include a return of disbursed funds to the lender or agency guaranteeing the loan. The College’s Policy on Return of Funds is published in the College Catalog, Section 3, pages 24-25 (See Return of Funds). For further information, please contact a financial aid officer.</li>
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